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29/10/2022
“There is no better phase than being a child. Enjoy it to the fullest.” Happy Children’s Day! 🎈🎉
22/09/2022
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28/07/2022
Posted • 🌈 What is one-to-one correspondence?
It's an important early learning math skill that involves counting each object in a set once, and only once, with one touch per object.
🌈 How is it different to rote counting?
Rote counting is just saying the number aloud in order, "one, two, three, four, five..." One-to-One correspondence is touching each object and saying the number aloud. It gives numbers meaning and is a much more complex skill for young children to master.
🌈It can take months for preschoolers to begin counting objects with one-to-one correspondence. For this reason, it’s important to provide young children with plenty of opportunities to practice counting one-to-one when they are at home with you or when they're in preschool.
I used pop poms for this as Tommy loves popm poms but you can use anything your child is interested in from lego, cars etc 💕
If this is something you'd like to try with your little one don't forget to save for later 🔖
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17/07/2022
Posted • Are you stuck in a repeating rut? 😩
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I get it - it happens to all of us. Whenever I find myself repeating what I’ve already said OVER AND OVER... I try one of these five tips:
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1. Whisper the message
2. Check you actually have their attention
3. Add time to process before repeating the message again (kid brains need more time than adult brains)
4. Get down on their eye level
5. Make sure your words matter
Making sure our words matter is often a big one 🗣 Are your words matching what happens? If you say to clean up, but then clean up without them... they learn that. They start to know that the words you say don’t matter as much as they could or should. So - check your message and your follow through. Show them that your words matter.
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It’s easy to get into the habit of repeating. After years of teaching and raising kids, trust me when I say: these tips work 🙌🏻🙌🏻
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Any tips you’d add to this list?? ⬇️ Comment below ♥️
Posted • 💁🏻♀️I’m Bryana & I teach you how to connect more deeply with your children.
Most parents want to avoid the meltdown at all costs, and as a result, end up fueling the fire.
We try to avoid the meltdowns by redirecting the child immediately, trying to cheer them up before they’re ready, or giving them everything they’re asking for so we don’t have to deal with any shenanigans.
👋🏼I’m a toddler mom of 2 toddlers. Believe me, I get the allure.
And, I want to see this amazing community of conscious parents find more confidence with the big feelings.
🔑We ALWAYS start with connection. To connect with kids, we have to:
🔑Understand ourselves: why am I bothered by this? Why do I want to make this stop? What’s this about for me?
🔑Understand the child’s experience: what is my child trying to tell me with their behaviors? What’s the underlying need that requires my support?
From this place of checking ourselves & then joining in our child’s experience flows all the “solutions.”
🔥This is why I don’t believe in hacking our way through parenthood.
🔥I believe in healing our way through parenthood.
Because most of us had parents who aimed to “solve” our emotional problems, but didn’t actually teach us how to be WITH our emotions.
They “solved” by threatening us, spanking us, humiliating us, ignoring us, or rewarding our passivity, giving us a complex about being an emotional burden on others.
✅I want to teach you a more evolved way to consciously manage your child’s meltdowns and big feelings.
✅If you’re ready to learn, enroll in my new LIVE workshop CONSCIOUSLY MANAGING MELTDOWNS. I’m offering it this Friday, March 4th, at 1p PST. There will be live captions, and it will be recorded for later viewing.
✅I’ll teach you how to discover your own needs, how to respond in supportive ways to your child’s underlying needs, and my ABC approach to tantrum management. You don’t want to miss this. Link in bio.
👇🏼Have you tried to appease your child out of a meltdown before? How did it go?
Posted • When the right brain runs the show (like during a tantrum), reasoning and logic aren’t possible.
Mid-tantrum is not the time to:
❌ teach your child new coping strategies
❌ ask him to calm down
❌ ask her to take a deep-breath
❌ trying to reason with them
❌ negotiating
Instead,
✔️ be present but quiet
✔️ Okay, the feelings, "You're feeling x,y,z - I get it.
✔️ Sit nearby and pull out your phone📱
✔️ Say, “I’m right here when you're ready for a hug."
✔️ Share your calm (the tantrum will sizzle out quicker!)
Then later, when the reasoning, logical thinking part of your toddler’s brain is *turned back on* - use this time to teach 👩🏫practical coping skills.
Say: Remember when you got so upset because you couldn’t go outside to play? Well, It’s okay to be really angry, I totally understand but it’s not okay to pull the dog’s tail.” “What could you do instead?”
You could:
☆ take deep breaths - blow-out-birthday candles-breaths
☆ do jumping jacks
☆ play the elevator game - (imagine your coming down in an elevator/escalator/staircase) and as you come down your anger comes down😌.
💟 Are you tired of all the fighting and arguing? Do the ‘I can’t win’ thoughts run through your mind faster than your toddler runs away from you at bedtime? If you’re nodding your head “yes,” please allow me to introduce you to FREE baby school in bite-sized chunks. ① Grab a coffee. ② Read weekly parenting insight. ③ Up your confidence. LINK IN BIO
22/05/2022
Posted • A team from the University of Toledo studied whether the number of toys in a toddler’s environment influences the quality of play.
✨The findings suggested that too many toys actually reduce creativity, focus, sustained attention and imaginative play. ✨
Intuitively this makes good sense to me.
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17/05/2022
Posted • Recently, I have been seeing more cases of Hand,Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) in the clinic.
If you noticed your child having sudden lack of appetite, drooling or crankiness, look hard for other signs of this disease.
Although HFMD is usually not dangerous, however it can spread rather rapidly in schools and day care settings.
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